Hamwarde

Geographically, Hamwarde lies on the eastern bank of the Elbe. The landscape is characterised by wide fields, meadows and idyllic river landscapes. A special attraction are the numerous waterways, such as the Elbe-Lübeck Canal or the lake district of the Lauenburg Lakes Nature Park.

One of the most famous sights in Hamwarde is Reinbek Castle with its beautiful park. Here you can take a walk through the garden or book a guided tour of the castle. Also worth seeing is the 13th century St. Peter's Church and the historic town hall in the centre of the village.

Culturally, Hamwarde has a lot to offer: In summer, concerts are regularly held on the market square, where local musicians can show off their skills. Another highlight is the annual wine festival in September.

For those who want a culinary treat, be sure to try the regional classic "Labskaus" - a dish of cured meat with potatoes and beetroot served with rollmops or fried eggs.

The area around Hamwarde is ideal for outdoor activities such as cycling or hiking along the Elbe or through the forests of the nature park. In winter, you can go ice skating on the frozen lakes or play curling.

Even when the weather is bad, there is plenty to do in Hamwarde: Visit the Museum of Art and Cultural History in Reinbek Castle or take a guided tour of the historic town hall.

Where is the best place to be in Hamwarde? That depends on your interests - whether you prefer to take a walk in the park, attend a concert or do some sport. One thing is certain, however: Hamwarde is definitely worth a visit!